II
II
U
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, RAM & CO.
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
- DIVITEII4IIIE, L X AID JIINIATA t
FLAT BAB ROUND AND SQUARE mos.
ZA.NG, HOOP. SHEET AND TANK IRON.
• BOILKE PL , LTNG AND HEADS,
SHARD Incez,_DßAG and DB.OPPER BARB,
D IfLANGAT CUTTER BAftai, CYLINDER
lON,
T AND PLAT RAM, fo r Coal Roads.
OBOW B IIB,EDOESt HARROW TYIBEI.
BPRING._PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
NIMIRI,AIMIVusLD B VlNttip, ate B .
OTZEL•
COACH, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS:and
MAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS,
Sixteenth Street and Aliegh
and 77 Water Street, Pitts . 1
wand
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER,. NIMICK & 00.1
Manufaetnrers of every description of
CAST. AND (MEM STEEL,
RATLW SP. NOS,
J1LL.1...:C AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
.
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Me
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Ste.
MILLER ' BARR & PARKIN.
GEMIELT. PAMIR:RC
WM. XISTOALIe,
.1 REUBEN MILLS, RO. W. BARR. CRAB. PARKIN. •
BPNCLLL PARTN/01-5. N. KIX& •
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
LIMA BABE & PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
fel4:d4B prrrsatrzaH,
BLACK DIAMOND
PARK, BR4MI:EIt
_&
Odle. and Warehouse. Tgrarni.TH, TEIRTT.
!TROT acid B.AlLliOdu BTBEETIS,
Mi. - Mau, Preen...» W. P. POULIN au"
pITIIIRERGE FORGE
Bar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bars awl Bolts;
liallroiad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car . Axles Hammered{
Laeoutotlife Frames;
Loeemotive Pram. Shape%
Side 'Rods:
Yokes, Strap,
Piston Reads;
Steamboat Shaft s ;
Steamboat Cranky,
Mama Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, &e.
o.lloe, No. 177 PENN STREET
EIIERSIBESEN,PROCBSS..
The Trustees ere now ore_pared toxrant Rem.
gee for the nee of the irId•RRSLIAUSIGN PRO
CESS.
- The superior quality Imparted to good ircrn,
the great Improvement In Inferior iron, and the
reduced cost, commend It to alt manufacturersof
Iron.::.:.
. . .
Parties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by ,
sPPI7tog to
JAMES P. SPEEE. ,
Attorney for the Trustees, .
ROOKS 1 and 4, English's Building; 963
?smith avenue.
Smiles interested are Invited te visit the
SEOZhIBRRGER WORKS. Where the recants
nowin successful onerailm. , 1ea:467
E : :ON, PRESTON & CO.,
PennErevania Iron Works.
Warehouse,'Nos. 11515. and 16V FIRST
STEEKT, ppos Ite Mononacaela Ran se,_
22124:d6 PITTSBURGH
NOVELTY. WORSE.
FITTSBIIIIGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
A. D. lats.
&DAMS; EL'ICEE & CO.
ICRTHTONE STANDARD AND MrAIRMA Ng !I PAT
REP) PLATFORM COUNTER
SCALES..
him Paced Patent Door Locka and Latches,
Paint and Donee kills, to.
mita or PRAT
.AVEITIE a GIANT InIL
rittaibursti..relages,
WUMS. LIQUORS, &O.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
MU
WIRS;:. , BWIDIEV._GIN,: . *.;
WHOINAAIX
I'M ME MlMati3,
409 PEER' STIL=T,
Have , - Relieved: to
'NOS. 354 mai 386 PENN,
Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.
• ''
JOSEPH COY'
Nos. lath Va t 1/19. IN, 193 imad 195,1
1113 T STRUT. P 1175317903.
kAIIIPACTumiI (Tr j 7. •
Copper Distilled Poe Rye Widskey.
Alaft. dodos la. FORRIGN 71318 and LI
-311099e HOPS. ae.. • -Intua.niu •
LITHOGRAPHERS'.
---
aumpint 5ur0xemr............•Ea1Lar Wale.
simia r. ns &CLEO!, Successors
~_. ittiefftwoulawbosaismnixiii;:;;.
Mae- • Iltkukot i lltAlopooble , Writ '
ors of Yomaktio t
4 weaum.boslaelo MC
.._.' * a l."4"i t i tZt aVry inlil.___. dcq
-- 111 VOIldrii
moo, Pitoierigi. , - , ,
MI
Manufacturers of
PITTSBURG/1. PAL.
STEEL WORKS.
Kainsfaatuiers of all deaertptioas of
- 0111.1"11,.61.164.
PrITSIIIIIIOII.
IRON WORKS.
AND IRON CO.,
KutirrAcmrasza OP
PITISEIJEGH, PA
IILUIVIPACTURZEI3 Or
inroirrias or
FTM
F'OI7NDERB, INACKINIS
KNAP FORT PITT
VOUNDRY . COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET;
PITTSBURGH, PA.
tar Engines,' Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re.
torte, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Garner Carroll anal Smarming= litemna.
ItTLNTS WARD,) .
errrignITIZGILI.
WILLIAM SMITH;
MaTrufacoturer or
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
non. oes AND WATER WORKS*
illy 'lnc. are all east Invariablyln Pits, 11l dry
land, and LSI feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general -
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
/ Would also call the - attention of Soperlntend.
ent•of Os. Works to my make of RETORTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM - EWE,'
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH .1b C 0.,)
Hu facilities eo•aitensive with the y leading
Forges in the East, and is_preimred to romptly
and satisfactonly All all orders for STICA.MBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS, PISTON ROD+. LEVERS,
PITMAN
F JAMS, WRISTS , ItAILRO
LOCOMOTIVE RAMES.
_together with every
deeoription of SHAPE WCMS. Mice and Forge,
Corner of Bogor:no Way anO,Fint Street.
ROHDISON, REAL & Co.,
Etacoessors to Amen;Ox, Min A MILLRBB.'
WASHINGTON WORKS,
••
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Staticmary Litesaiin
traltstliliarllll7:;lll9tiftlitPONT'jine=
and 8 Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. .
Office, o. I lk corner ' First and Smaithdeld
Streets.
Agents for AWARD% PATANT INJECTOB
for reeding Boilers. Jall:r81
Tuoittss csnuar Ix` co"
Funk' Word Foundry and Nadine Work ,
EULMIMIBEY EIT.. ALLEGREtillOrlir, PA.,.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Oil Presses,
Padova, Shafting. Grist and Saw min Work,
Bolling MIII and Machine Outings, Orate
Weights, Wagon Boxes, &c. Band to order Th ar u l
have on hand Engines of all Mies. mvi4:qs
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLLIAN, BOYD & BAOALEY.
L'h4 Molls, NM Outings, 801 l Lathes, Se.
BRASS FOUNDRS.
COOPER. =NAY SIMI,
JOHN N. COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS. CASTINGS
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.,
Maleable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE. AND TUBING,
THROTTLE; SAFETY AND CHERI TALUS;
am. GLOBE PATTERN.
IRON C l oCriS,
Brass Work of evert description for
Stearn ! Water and OIL
MASIIPACTIMERS OP J. M. COOPER'S
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Tamp.
Agents' for - Dreyfus' Patent Oil
'era; the beat in the Market.
st ?f e l e k; and Works, corner Thirteenth . and Pike
pEA, FLOUR.
PE L lILL FAMILY FLOUR.
MILL. Three Star Grain Brand, equal to
FREINCH FAMILY FLOUR.
Thls Pio . will only se sent out whie nape
ci P l ia lltr AYS L SLIM BILiND s
jp,Akty.
jinx
it ifittg=lat..Low.
Ini3 77 4:xmax - 3W/it to l y i e & t,O ß t r =
• Et llama a Eno,
seps.,9.lBBg. , P*har. Mlni. .
Vl=
SHENTINGS AND BATTING.
ANC
MILL *,C0.,;.
OR COTTON MILLS.
E'ITTSSVUOII.
lOLUIJUuIi;*ftsotML:VI ILEDIIIY Nut LIGET
A 3 G I GOIIII .AID MAGNOLIA
summhas AND Barri=
SAXE( AND •• ,t• S, , 3) ; •
_ _ _
-
1 1:11IN. PECS. -
Ham WOUlrdd 1.171) ptu , n AliffrariTA L
ALlZiEnilsen nilairsttbiew;mtrAggl°'
ouR , nrtakent La•
o,o m ectArals, ti tri Aohtl em owl
R& good-WiaIRAIN,_
wklVbe given toy riAler am% cub
LameraBa•a Salt In the nostiort ruttier. Z 3 aye
H. - B. LYON, H.
ALL •• •
__ 4eatter of Welgitif and iteasiqiii,
E.
i f t aTt b iigglC-iCin v r, me,. I • ' . - ,
, C l
ia&uo iltlheinki sad 801( ror Xcl • I " 01331 1 1 OW".
as
r O l asit xrc) a. .TO 1
.
11. =. 11 /P i lt . e l, L• 7 l:o 3 aawimililbezt7alinre Ilitilee
CtaleillilliiitUT miaow so. ' mai
3Ne 31'.
rte. • • • ----
znualaGli GAZETrE: ritIDAY, MAY '2B, '469.
HUGH I BOLEt CO,,
Con Point Alley and Duquesne in n
MIAs TEn POINT')
Engine Builders, 'Pounders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAIEBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ROTHER, of all Mem.
eclal attention Invited to our new STATION-
ARY OIL WELL BRUME AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 18-borernpower.
CASTINGS, of every kind, made toorder atour
Foundry', on TRIRD BTRE ET below Market.
RIOS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PBESSICS, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTSBURGH, P.A.
MP An orders promptly ailed. TAT Be.
FORT PITT
BOIL E R, STILL AND TA NN
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
luNtnracrinurats OP
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR.
RIME-BUS AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TARE
CRIMNEYR, BREECHING AN B il ASH 'PAM%
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DENSE.R.S;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTES
Ocoee and Marabout., corner Second,
Third, Short and lf#liberty Streets,
PITTSBIIR Gil. Pa.
Ate' Orders Sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:181
WDL BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 10, 11, 114 ..L.ND le PENN ST.
Having secured a lam yard and furnished it
wfla the meet approved machinery, we are pre
pa_red to manufacture every description of BOIL-
Ia the best manner, and warranted equal to
any Made 11 PA country. Ohlmasys, arkeelgag,
3eds. SteXit •LocamOttvit Bolters,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks, 011 BUlls.
tors, Settling Pans. Weer Irou,Srldjrga, Diger
Puy and sole manufacturers or =rawly' rat
ed:=i
den* On shortest nOtloe. tait:dl
&WES BIG BITER,
. Nos. /Wand 66 rater B aß•ee i,, ..
11•317PACTOW OP
IRON. OIL TANKS;
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAK PIPS,,
ROLLING Jam :rums,
And BEXZT IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
JABZD D.- D. RIME
JAILED IlL811 .• 111111 & SON,
NANDTACIVIUDIS of
Stearn Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
MEIIIIITITION WORE, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,. Pas.
STOVES, CASTINGS, Ito.
TILE BEST STOVES.
• A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manneacturess of the greatest varlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating. Stayed,
TO BE POUND IN TES STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental Stove! and 'Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke.B eat In the World for Parlor,Ofice. Store or
Church. Pre needs ao rekindling—bunks all win.
ter. Do nottriy until you see or seed for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DßEXLEß BROS.,
dialthileld St.; GEO. RIIBLEY, Allegheny City.
n
gnarl% HUGUS. Bc. CO,,
ILLAITTAMMIZIta or IVTICT ViRLITY OF
I € III I II CONTMap
BOSTON COOKEhre RANGE
" THE FIERY FURNACE, "
- Foa WAamato Btruanatos.
THEN ANTI-DUST COOKING
I . EICOULATOR.” COLUMBIA COORJATOVE
-CAWS - (Cincinnati Patigni) PORTAB
RANoE-OAST IRON MANTLES, WELLMAN ,
REF LECTORRATEti,-
_free from iiirt aad dist,
GETS P RO S ,
FENDERS. ac.,
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
5e`25:3,17 PITTSBURGH. PA. ,
COUIL STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSE.I6I. do CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOE BITU11:1210 US COAL.
- -
Warranted to Cook, Balm or Beast as
Tell la sa w ether Store ,In the Union.
'i3II3BELL & ON
No. 285 Liberty Btreet.
&moon mid 164 itiehati,
rAaw , it i r+ ati s
us;
arr: iiitniair•Ev
LIMB
100.000 het .Dry Pine Boards:
180.000 Ant .inch Wear Plank;
90,000 neat 19 nch,ComMOnasai
80s000 feet Dsi l i Asoll I Inch
• . 118,001111..-9,.1, 1 .9 and a inch rogiart
10,000 feet - Dry oplar Scantling:
I_ .0 90_0 feet Pry Yellowfino Beards::
109.000 feet Nemlork Scantling.
80000 feet No. IXS inch Bagin
3. a 4 Ebb
_ gles.
swoop Yo. Itt.inch Shingles, sawed:
80,000 Noz, 118-inch Shingles, 'Wadi "
- 80,000 Fire Brick;
1.000 PlreTtle.• -
100 Tons Fire Clay;
Also, Saw Mill,Lumber, Locust aad Cedar
Posts, and all articles In the line on band and for
sale by ALEXANDER PATTERBON. Yards
No. 151 Rebecca street and corner or Preble and
Ambits streets,- Sixth ward, Allegheny. late bor
ough of Menchester. *DA
WEIGHTS AND M1U.1311R83.
FORT PIN BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Stre,et.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
DEALZBB IN
GOVERNMENT SEOURITIEB
AND' COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIINDEPOSITI.
Colleelloae made on all aatessible hoists in
the United fillet.. and Canada*. •
• ,
DUIZOTOBS
H. Hostetter, Jno. 13, Risher.
James Gordon, - Bold. H.Hang
D. Walines, Andrew Miller ,
N. Fawcett,
,James M. Bailey. -
!marl- weextrassir, Pree'L
IL LEET
cAk,
BANKERS
lIGHEI & CO.,
(Fortier Third and Wood Streets',
051700111880HN TO HANNA, HART A 00..)
air tit
Exchange, Quin, Coupons,
£n4 particular attention paid to the purchase
sae sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS. I
Sight Drafts on London.
innata
N. HOLMES Sr. SONS,
313.11.1 4 aMEXMIRJEL,
57 Market Street,
PriTrel3l:l/34LEI,
Ocaleettons made on all the prineipal points di
the United Mates and Canada&
Stocks,lionds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON 00/0115810N.
Partlealer &WWl= NIA to the Derehase saft
la l i ted States Securities.
JAY COOKE &
33 jstia1mergs,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS and BONDS of all descriptions
.bought and sold.
Special attention given to the Purchase and sale
of tioverument .Securltles. mb3O
OILS.
WAIUNG AND ILING,
Commission Merchants sad Broken Is
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELLI BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PEZADIMPIIIA ADDH.ENS,
Room 17, Chamber of cam mercer
splo 133 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY,
HERBERT w. G 11111DDLE D
KAREFIPAOTURER OF
Labrleating & High Test Burning ORs.
•
Eelipma Railroad Azle Oil.
Stands great heat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special 011 for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Lmomotive, Lugine, Machine Shop,
ill eut Screws.
Saw Mill and Planing auu one,.
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle 011, Woolillead-Light Oil,
Oil, Tanners' EltuaLlgensole,
In; a, Pladablag Gil, Gasoline,
Hammitt OIL. • Parrafline,
ARMOR VARNISH,. to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machinery rrom oust.
Thealiptothierb ere manufacturiid under Dr.
Twaddle s'patent by Superheated Steam In Ven
om,. The Lubricating 01111 are almost odorless,
perfectly pure, uniform, and meal light col.
ored. stand a high temperature un an ed, and
remain limpid during extreme cold. he ßallrygd
Oils are "tuiequalled, and are In constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. Samples can
be examined and ordsrs left, at 114. WOOD
STREET, Works at Sharpsburg Bridge.
TAM BBOTIIEBS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- ADD DDALZIIIS IDT
Petroleum and- its Products,
Plttilbarst
owner o; Ihmuseas Way saillettla areas.
Plinadel PMs 91 01 ,7 1 . 111, ,WAD1M
api:wlM , • •
IDLUItoIviD OIL WORKS,
N. M. LONG & CO.,
I .
Gage, DALLIDILL BUILDING. •\ • t ,
11,12 Damn! Way. Pittfbarikt. Ps.
GOAL AM) CIO=
COAL! COAZU COALIti
DICKSON;STEWART & CO
Ranee ?Mimed their Once to
567 LlBltalrir - STREET,
,
(Lately City Moue EICOOND BLOM
Are now , mared to turateh imod YOUOMO.
*MANY Lune,
_NUT GOAL astILAOKi et the
lowest morltet once.'
Au orders left at their once, or addrelesed to
them , through the IMO' will to attended; to
promptnr. • .. •
STONE.
WEST ,COMMON - -
. ,
a
Jol.kine Werai
a 4oniejoete • Z il* :-
O
li n k 4,4 0
Wks Proa two miicalissetl.
lligai&
V 441„ 4
,V 4
7r
N. Cashier.
AND BROKERS,
. . •
Quotations as received by . Pb : R.
_ , . . . ,
Mertz: Gold, 139%; Silver, - 130; Eighty
one's, 121; Five Twenties, 186 2, 122%;
do 1864, 118%; do
.1865, 11835; a 04865,
Console, 119%; do 1867, •-; do 4868,
119%; Ten Forties, 109%; New York
Central, 91%; Erie, -; Reading, 98%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne •It Chicago
Railroad - , 58%; Ohio & Misissippi,
336; Michigan SOuthern, 108%; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 97; Dhicego -dr
Rock Island, 25%; Chicago & -North
Western, 91; Chicago & North Western
'Preferred, 103%; Adams Exprest Com
pany, 59; Merchants Union Express,
14 34: Pacific Mail, 80%; Western Union
Telegraph_ Company, 42X; Gregory, -;
Quartz Rill. ---: Smith & Parmlee, -;
Am. Etpress, 39%.
-Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 139%;, United
Sates Sixes, 1881, 121; Five-Twenties,
1862, 121%; do. 1864,11(3%; do. 1865, 118%;
Ten-Forties, 109%; Five-Twenties, Jane
ary and July, 1865, 119%; do. do. 1867,
par ldo. do. 1868, ----; Seven-Thirties,
ess,s %; Dire Compounds, 119; Union
Pacific Railroad, par; Central do. do.,
103; Cy. Pacifica, 107.
Cllf Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEW YORK, May 27, 18(39.
Money moderately easy, with most of
the loans at 7 per cent. on call. Sterling
!quiet and firm at 9%@9% for prime 60
I days, and 10©10% for sight., Gold lower
and opened at 139%, fell to 138 K, advan
-1
cod to - 139%, fell to 138 % and closed at
1139%,. Bears were f ree to sellers.' Car
=Tying rates 4@)7. At the TreaserY sale
.
)1,000,000 was awarded in seven tots,
anging . from 13876.100 to 139 13-100.
Clearances $107,000,. Exports - to Ea
rope 1200,000, and H av ana 1220,700. -
IO
•
!:. Governments open d lower, but subse
quently advanced an closed. firm, on in-
formation that the SeCretary of the Treas.
ury declines to withdraw 3 per cents with
his - swine of currency. Coupons 'Bl,
121©121%; do. 62, 213.;©122; do. '64,
,
116%©116%;- do. 65, 1/By, ®118,1; do.
new, 119©119%; do. , A / 19 @/19'4; do.
'68,, 119(0)119%; 10.405, ushailo9%; Pacifies
106%(g)106%. • •
17
, State Bonds heavy; Missonris 89; Old
I Tennessees 67%@137% New d0..65®65%;
Old Virginias -56m05 ; New do. 633 ®
62%; New North Carolinas 543f®55; New
Louislanas6B%©6B%.
but Stocke' opened weak and unsettled,,
t after the first .
session of Stook Ex
change
became active and strong, which
feeling continued to the close, with a
Marked advance on all leading snares. ,
The lease of the Fort Wayne by the
Pennsylvania road is completed.
! E.3oPrices--Camberland.3l@33; Wells
Express, 32%®33%; American, 39y,,©
993;; Adams, 59%@5934; United States,
6634@i86%; Merchants Union, 14%®14,.a
Quicksilver, 19%®19 3 / 4 ; Canton, 643;©65;
Pacific Mail, 81®81%; Western Union
Telegraph,f43®43%; Hertford and Erie,
22,i(g123; Mariposa, 2 4%@24%; prefer
red, 50%®50_% '
, , New York Central,
192%@193:., Mif:s, 28 %@28%; . do. pre.
ferred, 51@52; .. Hudson, • 1 57%@158;
Harlem, .148@148%; Reading, .98%@99;
Terre : ; Haute,. •137%®40t , do. Prefe rre d,.
(33(g45; Chicago & Alton, 157@158%; do.
preferred 158; Wabash, 761(077; Si. *
Paul, 76340/7; ; Ldo. preferred, , 87 •
@87%; Fort - Wayne,__ 158_ ,y9p9-;
Ohio 6: Mississippi, 138.K014; 1111=gark
I :Central, 128@130; ichigan Southern,
1-108%@,108WW1101s ntni134535©1463/41
Pittsburgh, 97 97x; ake Shore, 108310
108%; Ilock:r di! X®126%; North-
Western, 91%; do. referred t 103.3i@
108 17 %; St. ,Joseptic , -11 i• do c 'preferred;
1
Mining shai4s'cifilf. - '' 1
Coppers at Roston: upper Falls. gi.3il
Frltilklin,l 18; Afeela,- 64 •-Efencdok, , , , 4;
Minnesota ? 1; Quincy, x.
Receipts at - the Bu b-Preasury,-$1,723,-
217; payments, $816,672; balance, $80,471.-
653; disbursements of coin interest, $163,-
934. ' • I .
1 , Dry Goods Market.
•'
'WSW I tGRE; May 2`7 -Already there
( i
his been a movement i printing cloths
and an , advance of % No Per -yard es
tribllshed. but there are other cbiiisee of
unbleached mangling, which are selling at .
relatively lower rates, t attriust eventn.
ally advance, , as produ Lion is now re-'
diked to 'meet the 11 Red request of
r ii
tride, which ' is. generall y ' expeediney
quiet. Id York 80 inch oks - an advance
or, lc is established; no. Roods are now:
Belling at 28. .The_ , Wauregan - blue Dame::
woave,- onthe:copir.try, - doclined Mimi
21. The sale of Lancaster Beim- •
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slituthteicite gdbibi beitteltabld - Ott if
I ,o2xiitir - ditais of 1$ yards.
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SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Priccs.
PH. R. ittEgTZ, Btnker
my6Car. Wood and Fifth Streets.
Jim. Ti: BRADY \ Coy
(Baccess9rs 08. JONES I (k)..)
Cbrner. Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 IV . larb. M . rt. SB
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BUT AND BELL ALL KIND OP
GOURNMENT SECUR
uo l r SIMS AND COINDNB,,
ON .1110t3T ' , Alibi/ABLE TERN&
rtr ilterest Allowed on Deposita.
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rarlifoney loaned on Government Bondi at
lowest market rates..
Orders executed tor the Pnrchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
AMES T. BRADT & CO.
GOVERNMENT - BONDS !
We will; register all kinds of Goiernment
Bonds free of charge. This gives the holder ab
soltite security against thaft t loss. or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers Lin Government Bonds,
con. rdtraTzt & WOOD sirs: .
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PITTSBURGH MARILIETII.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, May 27, /869.
The most encouraging feature we have
to notice just now is the fact that the
weather is all that could' possibly be de
sired for the growing crops, and never
were the indications more favorable for;-
an abundant harvest. There was a lar
ger area of ground put in grain this
year than ever before known, at least it
is so reported, and the yield, according
to present indications, will doubtless be
the largest in the history of the country.
Unless there is a blighting June frost or
something of - that character, we may
look for cheap Flour and Grain next
fall, and. possibly before that, and there
is nothing perhaps that could add more
to the strength and stability of the
country, than good crops.
APPLES --Out of season.
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at I®Bl,lo. ,
BUTTER—Is very d all and prices have ;
stillfurther declined; we now quote
prime to choice' at 20@28.
LBEANS-Dull at #2®2,75.
CARBON 01L—Is quoted in a jobbing
way at 29®30.
CORNMEAL-41,50®1.75 per cwt.
CHEESE—In better supply but un
changed; Sales of new Western Reserve
x@2318®20, and New York Goshen at
DRIED FRUIT—In fair demand and
limited supply; sales of Peaches at 14
for quarters and 18 for halves, and Ap
ples at 13®15. as to quality.
EGGS—In fair demand, with regular
sales at 17@18, and only moderate re
ceipts.
FEATHERS:-Quoted at 80 ate, to the
trade, and the usual advance, for small
lots in store.
FLOUR—Is dull and. a little weak;
dealers are more disposed to realize and
country millers are also anxious to sell.
Prices, however, remain unchanged, at
$6,50®7 for Spring Wheat brands and
$7,25®7,75 for Winter Wheat. Rye
Flour, 58,50@0,75-
GRAlN—There is not mach Wheat
offering and not much wanted; we con
tinue to quote prime Red, at $1,45®1.47.
Oats steady but unchanged; sales to ar
rive at 68, buyers furnishing sacks; on
track, at 70; and in store at 75. Ear
Corn is scarce and prime Yellow may be
quoted on wharf and track at 78®80.
Shelled isuote a nd rather
all the wa from ®
78, as to quality and rather dull. R 70 ye
very dull and dealers generally are only
offering/425. Barley, 11,70151.7¢.
GROCERIES—The grocery trade, like
every other branch of business, is re
ported dull, but some of our dealers an
ticipate'ari improvement in Tune, and it
is probabli that there will be a brisk def •
mand for 'Sugars all Summer, as-the
fruit crops promises to be an abundant
one. In regard to prices there' are no
important changes, and no difference in
the tone or feeling, with the exception of
Sugars, which are stronger. Following
are the ruling quotations:
SUGARS-S LE, 11%; AA, 13; Havana
14; Cuba, 13; Porto Rico, ,/4®143f
Dernarara, 1534; New Orleans, but
little prime in market and sells readily
at 1434®15; lower grades, 13Q14; Refined,'
Ex. C, 15%; B, 16; A, 163‘; liard, 17m.
MonaesEa--New Orleans of good qual
ity is in strong request and bring 80@85;'
Porto Rico, 65475. •
Elmore—White Honey Drips , 81,15;
Sliver Drips, 95c; Jersey, $1,08; Golden
85; Amber, 75; Common, MGM.
Coyvng--Fair to Good Rio, 20®22;
Prime, 2 4'54@25; Choice. 26®26x.
Rrog—Carolina, 1C34 to 11c; Rangoon,
930.
TEAS—Young Hyson, $l,lO to 1,85, G.
P., $l,lO to 1,90. Imperial, 11,40 to
1,80. Oolong, 85 to $1,46. Sou Chong, 900
to $1,50.
STARCH—PearI, 7; Silver Gloss, 12c,
and Corn Starch, 12%c; _
CONCENTRATED • LYE-48,00 per case.
Farrrrs---Layer Raisins„s3,so per box;
Matt do, 17,50; Prunes, 14c; Currants
13c; Vallencia Raisins 143 i.
SPICES--Cassia 90o; Cloves, 450; g'rain
Pepper, 36 Allspice, 33c; Nutmegs, 11,50.
BAR LEAD-120; Shot, 13,25 per bag.
SoArs---. , l3abbi ' s," ..12c • "Oalrelre,Pt
lle; Rosin. sto 7c; "Dobbin's," 113 0 ;
Wax, 10c; Chem. live, 9c.
CAnprms--.Moulti, 16c; Star, 250.
BI CARE SODA-47,00 per 100.
Fran—White Fish 18,75 Iper halt bbl.
Lake Herring 13,75.
Tonacco—Navy 67@70, 10's flat 137@70;
Spanish Roll 75's; Cut and Dry ws N'a
and pkgs 28@30. 1
HAY—Is
.dull but unchanged; good to
prime baled, may be quoted, on wharf,'
at /24(§28. 1 -
HUSKS—SaIes corn husks at 334.
HEMP—Sales at $215. .-.
HOMINY-14,75@5 per bbl. .
LARD OIL—F. Boilers \it Co. uote ,
Extra No. 1, at 11,50 and No. 2, at 11,20.
_ LlMP—Cleveland\ Lime is quoted at
12.50, per bbl, and Common White et
11,75.
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes in gallon ju i gs
at 11,50. \
POTATOES—DuII biot unchanged;
may be quoted at' 40 on ltrack in balk,
and 48@60 in store.
PEANUTS—HeId at 12e.
PROVISIONS—Bacon Shoulders; 14;
Ribbed Sides 16/@163;; Clear do, 17%®
18; Plain Sugar Cured Hams 19@l9yi;
Canvassed do 19%@20. Dried Beer; W®
203 i. Lard, 193 in tierces, and 20M in
\kegs and buckets. Mesa Pork 1.32@n11.
SEEDS—The season is 'bout over, and
there is not enough eolith to establish
quotations.
@1 SALT—Sales of bar load , lots at 11,88
,85.
TALLOW—Is quoted at 103510%, for
rendered, and dull. ,
, •
Sr. Lotus May 27.—Tobacco y
and unchanged. Cotton; sales low
grades at .24 3 5®260. . Hemp unchanged,
with, sales of undressed at 11,1091,20.
Flour dull, with only a small local de?
Maud; superfine sold at 14,25@8,25,-litter
'for choice fall; 11,85@8,00 for extrasprq ,
double extra and fancy
_club, and : t 7,
7,50 for treble extra., Wheat lo*
irregular; No. 2in "sacks aat
11,083„ No. lin elevator at 11,10, r. to
choice fall ift'.4 1 1 20 @ 1 ,50, and fi ctly
choice to fancy 1 1 ,55®1,75. Corn, best
Jinalitite, active and higher, but low
\rides Oulr and,' loWer; Mixed bulk • 4
id at 69®810, mixed in sacks at (WA%
yellow '73 3 1®74c, 'White; 78 ®Boc. , Pats,
dull and lower at 418@t38c o , Rye firm a t
11,121411,13. Barley.. dull, sad lower it
- 11,85 for. itiiaaesota • spring WhiskY is
- slow at 11,00.. Groceries dila and un
changed. Provisions very firm,
alt meats aetive;-I:kt • only trni :rate . - i,
btudness in oth4r articles; heavy; Bless
York sold at 131,60; dry salt shoulders
loose 12c, hams'l3o, clear rib sides loots)
1534 c. Bacon—aliouldera 14;,c, clear rib
sideß 16Xo, folear . sides .1.17y,,c Sugar,
oared Hama 20e. Lard held firmly, with
small sales, of choice at 180. Receipta.--
2,700 bbls flour, 18,800 bus wheat. 12,800
bag corn, 8,300 bus oats, 1,300 ho. a. •
'Ber.a.,ixonE, *ay . 2 7.—Flour q , et and
steady; western superfine 10,,75,
extra $6@7,25, family Pi®B,so. Wheat
dull and lower; choice valley at 800.
Corn active; large gales of white at '88€)
87c, Mid yellow at 90c: Oats dial 'mid
weak at 88e.for light. : Rye dull it $1.40.
Men ' ik.s32. Bacon settee . an. Ann;
alb Ed ea 17 @ 1 71(c, clear aides- 17 gdolo, ,
itphoul era and baml9(gtalo. Lar . quiatu'' ,
190, 41.0.01iy firm and scarce at #l,llh,
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